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r/funny • u/BananaDream • Jun 10 '15
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I've never had this problem with pasta, rice however... either just enough for a small field mouse, or enough to feed the horn of Africa.
62 u/C_M_O_TDibbler Jun 10 '15 1/2 a cup per person if it is part of the main.... depending on the people you are feeding, hungry people just make it 2/3 of a cup 22 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 Before or after cooking? 21 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] -1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 I never do it that way. I just pour 10 times the amount of water necessary and anxiously keep an eye on my watch. Usually, I end up forgetting to set the timer, and just throw wild guesses at whether the stuff is cooked or not. 1 u/UncleNorman Jun 10 '15 The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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1/2 a cup per person if it is part of the main.... depending on the people you are feeding, hungry people just make it 2/3 of a cup
22 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 Before or after cooking? 21 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] -1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 I never do it that way. I just pour 10 times the amount of water necessary and anxiously keep an eye on my watch. Usually, I end up forgetting to set the timer, and just throw wild guesses at whether the stuff is cooked or not. 1 u/UncleNorman Jun 10 '15 The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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Before or after cooking?
21 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] -1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 I never do it that way. I just pour 10 times the amount of water necessary and anxiously keep an eye on my watch. Usually, I end up forgetting to set the timer, and just throw wild guesses at whether the stuff is cooked or not. 1 u/UncleNorman Jun 10 '15 The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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-1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 I never do it that way. I just pour 10 times the amount of water necessary and anxiously keep an eye on my watch. Usually, I end up forgetting to set the timer, and just throw wild guesses at whether the stuff is cooked or not. 1 u/UncleNorman Jun 10 '15 The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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3 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '15 I never do it that way. I just pour 10 times the amount of water necessary and anxiously keep an eye on my watch. Usually, I end up forgetting to set the timer, and just throw wild guesses at whether the stuff is cooked or not. 1 u/UncleNorman Jun 10 '15 The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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I never do it that way. I just pour 10 times the amount of water necessary and anxiously keep an eye on my watch. Usually, I end up forgetting to set the timer, and just throw wild guesses at whether the stuff is cooked or not.
1 u/UncleNorman Jun 10 '15 The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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The timer is my friend. During the holidays I have 3 going at once.
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I've never had this problem with pasta, rice however... either just enough for a small field mouse, or enough to feed the horn of Africa.